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Seagull Posted 9 years ago
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It has snowed much less this winter
Hello everyone. I have a question.
Is the sentence below correct? I'm thinking of a situation where someone talks to himself at the end of the winter:
I think it has snowed much less this winter than usual.
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seagull I think it has snowed much less this winter than usual. Correct. Nevertheless, it could mean two things.
- seagull I think it has snowed much less this winter than usual.
- Correct.
- Nevertheless, it could mean two things.
- I think it has snowed much less often than usual this winter.
- I think we have had much less snow than usual this winter.
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seagullI think it has snowed much less this winter than usual.
Correct.
Nevertheless, it could mean two things.
I think it has snowed much less often than usual this winter.
I think we have had much less snow than usual this winter.
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